Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-17

NINETEENTH ANNUAL SEs SION or
TIE CENTRAL PA Nj. + CONFERENCE.
The Nj + conference at Bellefonte
which Is just about closing has been Il
very successful and profitable conven-
tion of the clergy OF that denomination.
The sessions began on last Thursday in
the N. L. church with Rev. Bishop IL.
w. Warren in the chair. Rev. ID. ).
Monroe. ID, d.. was elected secretary.
AT the second days session three pre-
siding elders made their reports. Col
lections for missions were reported in
advance Of last year, while the whole
number OF conversions is seven thous.
and Miss Angie f. Newman, of Ne
braska. addressed the conference on
Saturday mornine and delivered IA lee
ture before II great audience IN the af
ternonn on "Mormouism and its Enor
mites" Her remarks made II pro-
found impression upon her hearers. On
Sunday all the churches OF Bellefonte
were filled to Overlooking, the various
pulpits having been supplied by CON
ference members. Bishcp Warren or
dained u number OF elders and deacORs,
aud the missionary anniversary was
held in the evening. The greater part
of Mondays session was taken up with
semi centennial addresses. The report
OF the church extension showed that
the income for the past year from col
lactlons and the loan fund amounted to
$27j, 900, an increase Of over 81 600
In the evening the preachers aid and
educational anniversaries were held.
Tuesdays session WAS DEVOTED to max
ing the appointments for the several
districts. The list OF preachers for the
Altoona district is given at the end of
this article. Dickinson seminary was
reported as growing IN prosperity and
the statistics committees report shows
the following as the present status OF
the conference Full members, Al
900; prohations, 6,3l0 churches. 4S5 ;
value 81, So, ,76S; parsonages, 1873; value
500, ,696; number of scholars in Sunday
schools, 53. 996.
ALTOONA DISTmCT-GeOrge Leidy, Presiding
Elder; Alleghany, J. u. Stein; Altoona, Chest
nut avenue, W; y; sh.; Canoe; Altoona, Altoona, Eightn nli
Churchill. b. Shaver; Altoona Simpson. Church,
w. X. Whitney; Bellefonte. ID. ;. Monroe; Bir-
mingham, T. \ Elliot; Cleartield, J. II. Black
Clearteld Circuit, a. H. Lambert; Coalport, G.
A Bldde; CurwenSyille, ID. II. Shields; Dun
cansvile, Owen Hicks, Glenn Hope, \. B.
smith; Half Moon. w. i. ID Noble; Holt
daySburg, j. IL. McCord; HoutZdale, j. A.
DeMoyer; Howard, Elisha Shoemaker; Logan
Valley, A. w. Guyer: Lumber City, IL. n. Min
nigh and Bruce Hughes; Martmsburg and
Roaring Springs: W. w. Reese; Mllesburg and
Unionyilr G. w Bouse; New Washington, A.
I. Wharton; Osceola. +. II Whitman; Penn ;
Valley, Isaac Hickman; Phiipsburg, w. w.
Evans; Pine Grove, Samuel Ham; Pleasant
Gap, q. L. SarviS Port Matilda, William Brill
Snowshoe, J. Il. Graham; Tyrone, Il. ID. Pen
nypacker; Wallacet0wn j. A. Mattern; War
riors' Mark. w. A. Carver; Williamsburg, j.
X. Lloyd; Woodbury. and Pattonsville, j. w.
Bedford; Woodland Bradford,J ,J IF Anderson.
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